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The Tucker Center celebrates the religious diversity at Dartmouth and supports students who wish to deepen their faith. The United Campus Ministry (UCM) is an organization of Tucker Center, comprised of the campus ministers and advisors of about two dozen student religious groups, representing Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist and other faith traditions.
In addition to tending to their own individual groups, members of the United Campus Ministers work cooperatively to:
In keeping with the spirit of the United Campus Ministers, members of the UCM shall acknowledge and welcome religious diversity and shall respect the sanctity of religious and spiritual conscience for each individual. They shall carry out their ministries in a manner whereby no one will be intimidated, threatened, or coerced and whereby participants may freely express their values and beliefs.
The Director and Chaplain supervises the work of the UCM. Procedures for members are made explicit in the UCM Guidelines
The Director and Chaplain's supervision neither limits an individual member's expression of belief nor intrudes in the structural requirements prescribed by the member's sponsoring religious agency. The professional guidelines are intended to establish a routine record of performance and achievement, as well as to form the basis for any supervisory intervention should that be required or advisable.